you will likely need it by the time you head pack home today. not this morning. we are off to a dry start early this wednesday morning. rain is falling. a few sprinkles west of richmond. the bulk is in the carolinas, outer banks from virginia beach, hatteras and south of there. this is app area of low pressure that is tracking due north, getting closer to the metro area late tonight. prince georges, monday goalry, fairfax, arlington, alexandria, anne arundel, howard and around baltimore for that moderate to heavy rain lit tonight, early tomorrow morning. it's a chilly start this morning. gaithersburg, 46. leesburg, 48. morgan, 46. those are the chilly spots. right now near 50 around the metro area. quite a chill in the air. petersburg, 40 degrees right

now. clouds continuing to move from the south bringing milder air. patch river is at 62. fredericksburg, 55. quite a wide variety early wednesday morning. have an umbrella. showers moving in late. pwhrufltry too. wind picking up later this afternoon. may gust to 15, 20 miles per hour. for the morning commute, you need to turn the heat on for drivers. low to mid-50s in the metro area. for the afternoon commute, you will likely encountering wet roads, especially if you live south of the metro area. temperatures skpao the low 70s. a look at rain timing, where the lane will likely arrive first next traffic on the 1s at 5:11. melissa, good morning. still rolling smoothly? >> still rolling smoothly now. the roads could be getting wet later in the day. tom of course will have more later coming up. 95, stafford county, all my friends down there, take a look headed northbound, you are looking good.

no issues. nothing in the way as far as road work either. nice little treat for you this morning. wider look at things, you look good. no major problems 66 at west ox road. taking a look at prince george's county, branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue, overall looking good. 301 also looking good. we have one little piece of construction. pennsylvania avenue at woodyard, the left lane blocked. should be out of the way shortly. no issues after 5:51 this morning. >> we'll see you then. melissa, thank you. 5:02. mayor vincent gray will tell us more about the plan to have police wear body cameras. it would mean the next time you're stop, questioned or pulled over, everything would be recorded. the police department said the program will make sure reports are totally accurate and help keep everyone safe. it was announced earlier this

month. d.c. has $1 million in its budget for a pilot program. the department will start a six-month testing phase october 1st. police say they are talking to laurel police who use the cameras about best practices such as turning it off when going into someone's home or responding to a sexual assault. jesse matthew is want odd felony abduction charges now. this development is significant because matthew's status as a tpaoupbl active will let the fbi use its extensive resources to track him down. now police are officially saying matthew took hannah with the intention to sexually assault her. he was seen with the uva student in the downtown mall area of charlottesville from she disappeared almost two weeks ago now. investigators did not specify what evidence led to the new charges. clothing items were removed during a search of his apartment monday. and that was september to the lab for analysis. >> we reached that point where

the commonwealth felt we had probable cause to search an arrest warrant of jesse le rhee matthew jr., charging him with a felony with the intense to defile. it could be released in the . news 4 has learned matthew was a part-time volunteer with a charlottesville private football program. this is the letter. he said mr. matthew did undergo a background check before working with students. a vigil begins at 7:30 on the softball field at west potomac high school in alexandria. that's where hannah graduated from. we're following every bit of the story.

you can find the latest information on the search and those two charges on nbcwashington.co . five minutes after the hour. we are staying on top of new developments in syria this morning. overnight there have been more air strikes targeting new areas. one near the turnish border and the other along the border with iraq. the pentagon is not saying whether or not it carried out the strikes. leaders from turkey said the strikes did not come from their airspace or their air base in southern turkey. today president obama is is expected to build support in the case against isis in iraq and seay. he will speak at the general assembly in new york city. the president will meet with the iraqi prime minister and other wo >> accusations many drivers agree w.d.c. leaders are ready to address a report that they are putting revenue over safety

with the city's traffic cameras. >> soggy weather closing in on us. when you will need the umbrellas handy today with your hour-by-hour forecast. wasting that workout is a mistake many of us make after exercising over the weekend.

they are less able to say no to a nice, yummy pina colada, whiskey, beer, wine. >> people tend to work out more on the weekend. and also tend to drink more on the weekend.

so there's something to look at and consider there too. >> it is so easy, right? easy to make me happy. >> you knew that was coming. right. >> ten minutes after 5:00. a live look where we are awaiting the arrival of some rain in our region. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein telling us where we can expect it. >> likely not arriving until later this afternoon. a few sprinkles in rich wopbd, west of there. most of the rain is in north carolina and part of south carolina. an area of low pressure. we have a flood watch for fairfax, montgomery, arlg son, prince georges, anne arundel, howard and baltimore. and the timing on rain arriving likely moving in by around 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. in southern some phd. then advancing north between 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.

a lot of the rain just east of the metro area. the heaviest downpours late tonight, into the early commute thursday. a warming trend for the weekend. 5:21. melissa, good morning. everything still going well? >> looking good. hopping on 66, fairfax county. you are looking good. no problems all the way into town. out of time looking good. all my folks in stafford county heading into up to, you are clear. no major problems. wider look at things. still looking good. keep it that wayment beltway at indian hill is moving along. 270 at old hundred road looking about. a live look at 66 when i'm back in 10 minutes. melissa, thank you. putting a spotlight on d.c.'s controversial cameras. the action being taken by city leaders after a scathing report questions how they are being used. and apple boasts

welcome back. 5:15. speed cameras and parking tickets on the front burner for the d.c. couple. lawmakers will hold a hearing after scathing new reports that say the district cares more about making money than they do about public safety. richard jordan is live in northwest washington with a look at what prompted this hearing. richard, good morning. >> hi, eun. good morning. this is about fairness. no one wants to take the fall for something they didn't do. apparently that's what's happening. the wrong people getting citations. there are so many speed cameras and red light cameras all over the district. this is what will be front and center at the council hearing later today. a report from the inspector general says these cameras make

about $89 million a year. and that's just half of all the revenue that comes from citations. the rest is parking tickets and citations issued by police officers. say you get a spieeding ticket but there are two cars. how do you figure out which car or driver is speeding? there is a strategy to do that. there is a protocol. but it gets complicated and they can't guarantee the person who is speeding gets the citation. the city council doesn't want that to be the case. they want it to be fair. that's why they will be holding this hearing today. the police department has weighed in on this. they say the report is flawed. there are issues with it.

it is sensationalize good news for parents in southwest d.c. we have just learned power has been restored at eastern high school. the school is opened at schedule. students should report as normal this morning. this after what you are looking at here. investigators trying to figure out what happened after a transformer blew monday night, knocking out power in the area around east capital street. the school has been closed since then. all students should report as normal. 5:17. a new ruling on a police beating case in prince george's county is upsetting some people today. take a look here. you probably remember the video that took place just off campus at the university of maryland back in one of the officers in the video, james harrison, was convicted of beating student john mckenna.

now in a reconsideration hearing the judge in the case cleared harrison's conviction. if he doesn't break the law in the next year his record will be clear and he could get a job as an officer again. a man who stabbed his boss more than 40 times has been indicted. late last month he went into the restaurant and wound up killing the night manager inside. another employee found her body in a stock room. gomez castillo is being held without bond. we are staying on top of a developing story for you as the second night of air strikes in syria under way. concerns of counter threats here in t. this is one of the most dangerous periods since the 9/11 attacks. the threat of attacks in the u.s. and particularly in new

york city will increase in the weeks and months ahead. new york officers are monitoring terrorist groups on social media. 19 after the hour. the wife of a british man being held hostage by isis should follow her own rule of law. his wife says a court found him innocent of being a spy. she's asked the militants to follow the ruling of their own justice system. in a statement she said he was working with muslims to help the most vulnerable within syria. nothing has changed. he went to syria can to help muslim friends deliver much needed aid. she went on to say, please release alan. an odor in the cabin forced southwest passengers to evacuate the plane. one by one people came down the evacuation slide. this happened on the tarmac in texas yesterday. a southwest spokesman said there was no fire or smoke in the cabin. no one was hurt. heavy rain causing flooding in central florida.

this is a look at high water not far from daytona beach. so far water has entered a dozen homes, causing damage. at least eight inches of rain has fallen in the area. . take a look at this video. you can see the phone visibly changes as he puts a little pressure on it. there are a lot of pictures now online of the new $300 phones with the bends. the problem could be because the iphone 6 is made of aluminum. people are putting it in their pockets. when they sit down, it bends. there is conversation approximate what you're supposed to do about it. is apple responsible? can you get an exchange we will find those things out.

>> when is your cell phone acceptable to use? results of a new study. according to the survey from the street, 65% say it's okay while using your cell phone while walking down the street. 28% say it's okay to check at dinner. >> no. >> that number is 48% if you're sharing something with a fellow diner. >> okay. >> how about movies? 26% say you can use the phone during previews. only 9% say use the phone during the movie itself. if we are having dinner and you start texting and checking, it drives me nuts. >> i'm with you on that. there is something for personal engagement. in the case of emergency or you say, hey, april, let's look at this. we'ren gaming together, maybe.

>> what did you say say. >> cruck out. "star trek" reference. good morning to you, tom. >> good morning. it's always acceptable to use your smartphone when it's raining and you're outside and you can check out the latest radar on the storm team 4 weather app. you can get it for free on google play and itunes store. it's a great resource when you're away from your tv and it's raining and you're wondering when is the rain going to get heavy. you can check that radar showing the bulk of the heavy rain now in the carolinas. right now around the outer banks, moderate to heavy downpours with blustery wind. this is app area of low pressure advancing to the north. and we could have enough rain to cause flooding. we have flood watches including fairfax, prince georges, montgomery, alexandria, falls church, the district, howard, anne arundel, and baltimore for

late tonight, tomorrow morning. looks like the heaviest rains and along the bay. up to an inch is possible. we could have flooding between midnight tonight to dawn. it's a rather chilly morning. shenandoah, the mountains. petersburg down to 49. it is milder there. the river is 62. fredericksburg, 56. quantico, 57. hasn't gotten too cloudy yet pause it's in the 40s. there's the sky over northwest washington. it is still partly cloudy. by 8:00, most areas in the mid-50s by noon. right around 70 degrees. then a pretty good chance of showers moving from the south right into the metro area. the rain moves on through.

could pick up in intensity late tonight. and by dawn tomorrow, blustery winds. moderate to heavy rain. possible flooding for the commute on thursday. drying out thursday afternoon highs near 70. sun back friday into the weekend. each day warm. up around the 80s. that mild trend continues into the early part of next week. now melissa, good morning. still going well? >> going pretty well on the roadways. on the rails, not so much. we're talking green line and the blue line. single track on van dorn. you're going to have delays on blue and green. we look quite good at this point. 66 and 95 looking as good as the beltway. the beltway at st. barn pass is moving along.

beltway at colesville road looks good as well. follow us on twitter. nfl commissioner roger goodell calling on former players to revamp the league's personal conduct policy. goodell met for three hours with 11 players at nfl officers in new york. he said there will be additional meetings for people inside and outside the league. they come in the wake of the ray rice scan dell. rg3 recovering from a dislocated ankle. if he comes back, he could be on the bench. red skips coach jay gruden says crazy things have happened in the nfl with when he was asked yesterday if kirk cousins could take over. before that he said, "i'm not going to discount anything." he is in a walking boot after his cast was removed this week.

>> not what you can expect when you are walking down the street. what item hit a woman and why she is counting her blessings >> and the changes you will see the next 24 hours. your weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:31. we're tracking a developing story in syria. u.s. warplanes carrying out another day of air strikes against isis and other organizations. the message president obama wants you to hear. connect with us online or on your smartphone on twitter.

know that chasing performance can mean lower returns and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper allocation could help increase returns

so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retirement. know where you stand with pnc total insight. a new investing and banking experience with personalized guidance and online tools. visit a branch, call or go online today.

looking at the stories making headlines at 5:29. police are circle is ating a new wanted poster of jesse matthew after he is charged in the disappearance of hannah graham. a blistering report on the city's traffic policies in the day ahead. >> students at d.c. eastern high school will have to get out of bed this morning after the school district announced it will be back open today. we'll have much more on the stories. we're watching the weather this morning. a line of showers moves towards

the d.c. area. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is here. >> likely moving in late this afternoon. off to a dry start. grab an umbrella before you head out the door. you may need it when you head back home later today. just been analyzing this coming in. it looks like the rain will likely be in later this afternoon. right now it is rainly moderately to heavily in north carolina. it will be driving north. as it gets closer to the metro area, we might get heavy downpours. we have a flash flood watch for fairfax, prince georges and tkpwopbt goalry, alexandria, falls church, district, anne arundel, baltimore. there's the capitol under a dry sky. rather cool. low to my-50s.

by noon time, should be around 70 degrees. into the afternoon, heading back home, that's when the afternoon commute could be west. back down to the low 70s. mid-70s by 2:00, 3:00. rain likely as we fall into the 60s. near 60 with the rain continue to go fall. a look at how much we will get and where it may rain first at 5:41. >> we can have rain this evening in some spots. we will watch out for that for your evening commute. everything looking pretty good. no major problems into or out of town. as you talk about it, 270, frederick, mheaded southbound. it opens up through montgomery

village. 95 in virginia, stafford county looking good. no issues. no construction in the way. blue line and green line. single track between franconia and van dorn. and georgia avenue and u street. a live look at 95 in phdedded phd coming up. >> melissa, thank you. 5:32. following a developing story in syria. more air strikes in two parts of that country. they are not saying whether the u.s. carried out the air strikes. tracie potts live on capitol hill with the president's plan to rally support at the u.n. today. tracie? >> reporter: thanking people for their help in the first round. today talking to the entire general assembly making the case for more nations getting on

boar. the president is going to sit down with the united nations security council. the focus of that meeting this afternoon will be keeping foreign terrorists from moving easily between one country to another. people from here in the u.s. to go back to iraq and come back to the u.s. they want to put travel bans in place and clamp down on passports so it's not so easy to. the pentagon has said we are in this for the long haul. . live pictures from turkey at the syrian border. tens of thousands of people leaving for turkey. since thursday, more than 150,000 refugees. turkey has taken in more than a million. this has been the largest wave

yet. president obama is telling leaders this mission is not something that's going to be quick and easy. the first waves of air strikes are only the beginning. the conflict could last several years. defense leaders say they will continue to make bombing runs in syria as needed. . more high tensions in ferguson, missouri. overnight police responded to a beauty supply store where someone smash the windows. three people were arrested. it happened just hours after a city council meeting. before that, sisters found a memorial for michael brown burned to the ground. detectives are trying to figure out how that fire started. candles were part of that display. a montgomery county police officer is looking at perjury

and fraud charges. gilbert payne retired on a full disability pension in 2007. prosecutors say he lied under oath about having a full-time job as a police officer at the university. he fraudulent lly collect $30,0 by claiming to be unemployment. and charles severance will be in front of a new judge tomorrow. jane roush will oversee the case. she oversaw the trial of the sniper malvoy. alabama ex andrea recuse themselves because maldado was the daughter of a judge. somed phd the only state outside d.c. to provide financial support for the

memorial. the congressional black caucus will honor o'malley during the annual leaders of democracy lunchon. it will be held on the mlk memorial site. according to the richmond times, webb may run for president. he is currently looking at whether he would have enough support for a run. he said he is disturbed by the country's direction. silencing those wing bells. a new study showing why more and more of us are putting off that walk down the aisle. first, though, she might have thought the sky was falling. the object that struck a woman walking down the street and why she says she feels fortunate this morning. we're tracking a system that will bring a lot of rain to the d.c. area in the hours ahead. d.c. area in the hours ahead. when the storm could hit

d.c. aare we still on foread. when thetomorrow?uld hit tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. csx. how tomorrow moves. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow.

welcome back. a woman just walking down the street when suddenly something hit her. she fell to the ground. she saw blood everywhere. that something was app air-conditioning unit. it fell six stories onto the city sidewalk. it fell between her and her boyfriend. she was training for the new york city marathon.

they cannot run now. she is quick to acknowledge it could have been a lot worse. >> it so easily could have been inches further. and i easily so i feel very grateful. >> the man did run down from the apartment. he said he was a guest taking the air conditioner out when he lost control and it fell to the street. it's funny -- not funny but it's audit doesn't happen more often. just this notion of taking this 100 pound piece of equipment with a couple of screws. >> he was doing it on his own. >> a lot of people do it themselves. >> i'm sad she doesn't get to run a marathon but so glad. it would have been so much worse. just inches away. >> it is hump day, aaron.

woo-hoo! >> hey, tom. good morning. >> good morning. a flood watch in fairfax, montgomery, alexandria, arlington, the district, anne arundel and baltimore not until late tonight. heaviest rains down in the carolinas. the areas that will likely see rain will be southern suburbs. after 5:00 p.m., moves into the metro area overnight into tomorrow morning. good morning, melissa. how are we doing now? >> doing okay. other than we had this one situation we just found out. police activity at the memorial bridge. lanes blocked. we will get more information and pass that along. manassas, a true down at

chevalle drive. alternate is going to be brentsville road. 270 southbound running on time at 16 minutes. inner loop 270 to 95, no problems. 95 in virginia, northbound. quantico to 495. more information coming up in 10 minutes. melissa, thank you. calling for a name change. why some are pushing for a mascot makeover at area schools. a sweet new solution. one man's creation that could revolutioniz

at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane to fuel cars. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. welcome back. 15 before the hour. we expect to learn more about

equips d.c. police officers with body cameras. they will talk about that plan at 10:00. it would mean the next time you're stopped, questioned or pulled over, everything would be recorded. the program would make sure reports are totally accurate and help keep everyone safe. news 4's mark seagraves will be at the conference. the aclu doesn't want your privacy compromised by the cameras. but police are talking to the department in laurel, which turns their cameras off when going into someone's home. d.c. has $1 million in the program, which should begin next month. loudoun county authorities tracking down people for hobble hate crime. several cases of graffiti have been targeting the hindu religion. no hindus allowed spray painted on a sign in the brambleton

community. a mother found it and has to explain why her children are being targeted. >> what's the point in hating? >> it is a lack of understanding and cultural diversity. it's something we have to embrace. >> there is a $500 reward for tips leeing to an arrest. a former fairfax county sheriff's deputy is no longer allowed in target stores in loudoun county. he pled guilty to shoplifting from a leesburg store in may. the 30 days in jail and $1,000 fine was suspended if he stays out of trouble. . police believe a body found in prince george's county is the body of lasana mack.

he served as treasurer from 2005 to 2012. police do not believe there was any foul play here. we reached out to d.c. council member jack evans says who said he was very, very sad to hear the news. mack was 51 years old. we learned about the man who jumped the fence at the white house. he was arrested with a sawed off shotgun and a map that marked self tourist spots, including the white house. it happened in virginia in august. then he was stopped with hatchet near the white house fence. agents said both times they did not have enough evidence to detain him. we could learn what when a plan will move forward. the commission was supposed to make a decision last week. they are presenting a new version.

. new numbers show whoop cough outbreak is growing. there have been 29 cases since the first week of school. that's nine new cases in the week since our last report. 24 involve school staff or students. make sure your shots are up to date >> helping human trafficking by changing rules in hotels. news 4 i team. one bill would ban place from renting rooms by the hour. another would allow them to be certified each year on how to identify human trafficking victims. a man said he was drinking when he hit an officer on the beltway. he was making a traffic stop.

his door was open. franklin hernandez drove by in his car, hit the door and injured the shoulder of 30-year-old corporal brian hirsh. he left the scene. he admitted to news 4 e been drinking and didn't know he had hit anything. >> were you drinking? >> yeah, i was. >> how much? >> you know, i just had i would say five beers. >>? what period of time? >> in about 30 minutes. >> hernandez is facing dui charges. he's charged with violating maryland's move over law. . more and more people are running away from the altar. there's a record number of of americans -- i guess you can put it that way -- who have never married. 25 adults in 2012, 1 in 5 had never married. compare that to 1 in 10 back in

1960. adults are choose to go marry later in life. people are choosing not to get mary. >> for professional reasons, they're delaying getting married. people used to get married at 18 and 19. and it kept getting later and later. >> especially as people are educated. >> stay away from marriage. >> stay away from the altar. a father introduced a sweet solution to a problem you probably didn't even know that you had. >> his new ice cream scoop makes serving ice cream easier. it has a curved handle rather than spooning with your wrist in a side motion. you can use your arm and chest

muscles so it doesn't get stuck in the ice cream that's frozen solid. it is the first chance since it was in vented. >> i say skip the scoop and just get a spoon. >> that works in my house. right out of the bucke aaron and i have our playoffs beards going. you're itchy and i'm scratchy. >> itchy and scratchy show. >> good morning. we do have a flood watch. we do need some rain. as the rain is now in the carolinas getting closer to us. fairfax, falls church, alexandria, arlington and the district. montgomery, prince georges, anne

arundel, howard, they could get an inch or two. most of the rain is in the carolinas, crossing south of norfolk and danville. moderate to heavy downpours. blustery east winds. here's the timing on arriving. 5:00, 6:00, the first showers come canning in. the first neighborhood the see it will be in charles, st. marys, anne arundel, calvert. and moderate overnight. and midnight don't and dawn on thursday. so for the morning commute, we could be dealing with after effects of ponding of water early tomorrow morning. most of the region will probably felt an inch or less. but an inch or more is possible. counties around the bay, eastern

shore and atlantic beach. it's up near 50 degrees after we were in the mid-40s a couple of hours ago. the skies are partly cloughy. 59, reagan national. by noon time, near 70. low to mid-70s in the afternoon. we had the increasing chance of showers moving in and likely look overnight as we drop into the 60s. we dry out thursday afternoon. highs near 70. getting like summer again friday and the weekend with highs near 80. that's going to continue into next week. melissa here looking at early traffic on this wednesday. >> we have breaking news right now. raoz looking good. rails not so much. blue line single tracking between van dorn. metro is telling us at least.

wider look. looking pretty did on the roads. 270 here headed southbound. you are slow all the way until germantown. this is just a volume delay. no major problems. 66 a little bit slow headed into the beltway. dale city moving along. remember to followous twitter. thank you, melissa. 5:55. the man behind the wheel in a deadly bus crash. he was going too fast when the bus flipped. the driver is in jail on bond right now. everyone else on the bus was hurt but is expected to survive. street cars are one step closer to reality. the board of supervisors approved a $26 million contract to begin engineering and design of that project. one segment would be built on columbia pike, the other in crystal city.

hdr engineering was awarded the contract. the goal was to start service in 2020. part of the street car project involves 20 brand-new superstops that serve buses. walter reid was built as a prototype. it has gotten a lot of criticism for its $1 million price tag they have made design changes and can cut costs by 40%. the cost for all the new stations will be $12.5 million. construction set for late next year. a massive data breach that put the financial information of tens of millions of home depot customers at risk. news 245 will have you checking your bank account. >> reporter: good morning to you. fraudulent purchases are starting to show up. reports say criminals have used stolen credit car numbers for electronics and groceries. in some cases, purchases have been tracked to several accounts linked by specific zip codes.

home depot cards may have been infected by the beach, impacting stars in april as well as september. >> mary thompson from cnbc. thank you, mary. a new bill in the strict would ban mascots like the redskins from d.c. public schools. kenyan mcduffy introduced the bill to erase all race-based mascots at schools in the county. the indians say the name is part of how they grew up. mcduffy said there is a larger issue at play. >> remember that these are very offensive and objectionable to a lot of people. >> d.c. schools released a short statement saying they don't want to offend anyone. five schools would have to change their names. the alumni plan to fight the legislation. we are staying on top of a developing story for you. the u.s. conducted new air strikes in syria overnight.

what we are learning about the targets this morning.

right now at 6:00 a.m., we are following a developing story. new air strikes in syria and iraq overnight. the specific area targeted and the push forward president obama

will make today. plus, a report found d.c. issues traffic tickets to people who do not deserve them and makes a lot of money doing it. the discussion today getting to the heart of the issue. check out this huge rain system that is moving our way. it will bring hours of rain here. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein are tracking it and how things are shaping up. >> the rain is way south of us now. today, have an umbrella ready. showers moving in late this afternoon and blustery later this afternoon by evening. some of the winds could government over 20 miles per hour. off to a chilly start. upper 40s, near 50 nearby suburbs. well, the morning commute driving this morning, you'll have to turn the heater on. we'll be in the 50s between now and 8:00, 9:00. and during the afternoon, you'll be encountering wet roads on your way back home likely. temperatures by then will be into t. so kind